I work with B2B marketing and growth leaders at companies between $5M and $50M in revenue, usually running lean teams of two to twelve people. If any of what follows sounds like your last six months, we should talk.
The situation I walk into
Your team is producing more content than the company has ever produced before, and most of it is AI-assisted. The volume is real. So is a problem nobody planned for.
The homepage says one thing. The newest case study says another. The numbers stopped matching across assets a while ago, and you are not sure exactly when.
Nobody did anything wrong. The job of keeping forty assets in agreement barely existed when your company produced two per quarter. Now it exists, and nobody owns it.
There is no dedicated editor on your team. No fact-checker. No keeper of the claims. Medium and The Harris Poll surveyed 1,175 writers and found that about 60 percent do not trust their own AI-assisted work. If someone asked you, point blank, whether you could vouch for every claim your own team publishes this quarter, the honest answer would probably be no.
You are not comfortable with that answer. That is why you are still reading.
The moments that bring people to me
A rebrand or product launch that made every existing asset suddenly wrong.
Sales complaining that what marketing promises does not match what the demo shows.
A CEO or board member asking, pointedly, where a number came from.
A website refresh where somebody finally asked which statistics are still true, and nobody knew.
If one of those has happened in the last ninety days, the system that decides what your copy says needs a diagnosis before it needs another writer.
What working together looks like
We start with a messaging blueprint: one page of decisions your whole funnel quotes, every claim carrying its evidence. The website, the emails, and the sales deck stop contradicting each other because they are all built against the same spine.
Then the assets get written against it. Landing pages. Sales pages. Email sequences. Each one ships with a change log and an independent quality receipt, verified through the Lucidry content refinery I built because this problem needed machine verification and a named professional who answers for every word.
Most clients start with the blueprint and one asset. Some keep going from there. You will know which by the time the first deliverable lands.
Who I am not the right fit for
Teams looking for the cheapest word count. If the goal is volume of content rather than claims you can defend, there are faster and cheaper options, and I will tell you so.
Teams that want copy handed over with no intake. The diagnosis is the work. If skipping it were possible, I would.
Anyone who needs a full-service agency. This is a practice, not an agency. You work with me.
If this sounds like you
The brief form takes two minutes. The portfolio shows case ledgers with budget, timeline, and measured result for each engagement, because a receipts brand does not ask you to trust it. It asks you to check.
Start with the brief form.
Questions
- What size companies do you work with?
- B2B companies between $5M and $50M in revenue, usually running lean marketing teams of two to twelve people.
- How does an engagement start?
- With a messaging blueprint: one page of decisions your whole funnel quotes. Then landing pages, sales pages, and email sequences are written against it.
- What does each deliverable come with?
- A change log and an independent quality receipt, verified through the Lucidry content refinery.
- Who are you not the right fit for?
- Teams looking for the cheapest word count, teams that want copy with no intake, and anyone who needs a full-service agency. This is a practice, not an agency.